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Open Toolkits

Open Toolkits

OERs composed by MA Contemporary Art Theory Students

Category: Yellow Basho

Toolkits by CATs in the Yellow Basho

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 Comprehensive material practice of watercolor   Every art material medium has its own specific texture and language. Isn’t it an unknown and exciting adventure to choose one or more materials to explore, try, and create? I have been painting watercolors for too long. It’s time to look at other materials of the “water-based family”. Maybe […]

I Meme Welcome to I Meme, your passport to the vibrant world of internet humor! In this interactive journey, we’ll explore the art of collecting, creating, understanding, and using memes—those bite-sized nuggets of cultural commentary that have become integral to our online interactions, and the process of engaging with them points to possible ways of […]

This toolkit uses origami, a traditional Japanese cultural medium, to create artworks. Creation in origami relies largely on a few existing basic forms.  The basic form of the crane is the one used in the process of folding origami cranes, but the basic form of the crane is also used to fold birds, to fold […]

Roll the dice, get creative and unleash your artistic journey with your companion, each stroke will influence what your next whimsical masterpiece will turn out to be. What do you need? a table for sit around🪑, dice (6 sided)🎲, suitable sized paper📃, some pens🖍️🖊️🖌️   What are you going to do? Embrace the randomness! Each […]

Introduction of this Open Toolkits (2min) Please watch the following video by playing it or clicking on the link provided.

  1. According to a set of 1 to 7 numbers randomly arranged, write 16 numbers, 1 represents the lowest sound, 7 represents the highest sound. For example: 1535153526462646. (2 mins)     

The Journey of Artful Street Relief Journey is an activity designed to provide a unique and beneficial way for emotional expression and stress relief through the free creation of lines and filling enclosed areas. Participants will embark on an artistic meditation journey where the intertwining of lines and colors facilitates the discovery of inner emotional […]

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